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PASTE, SUET, FOR BOILED PUDDINGS (another way)

Pick and chop very fine half a pound of beef suet, add to it one pound and a quarter of flour, and a little salt; mix it with half a pint of milk or water, and beat it well with the rolling-pin, to incorporate the suet with the flour.

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